Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-16
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attempt.
Hi Henry's minstrels will be here on
Thursday evening. This troupe has not
been here for several years. With the dig
nifty of a Barnum or a FOrepaugh it travels
in IA special car.
The Board OF Trade should not be mac
tive nov that spring is approaching. There
are several things that it can ponder over
and get into condition to push as soon as
good weather appears.
The Standard Theatre Company, which
closed an engagement here last evening, IS,
considerably above the average shows that
appear here. Most every member of the
troupe plays well. Bellaire enjoyed the
company for fourteen nights, the last even
ing the crowd being such as to completely
fill the house.
Most every flint glass factory in the city
has completed the Inventory of business
transacted during 1886. Owing to the low
price of glass none of them have cleared
any money worth speaking of, but all have
enjoyed a fair trade and think there are
better things ahead.
J. Will Clendinen, of Gallipolis, who
has been the guest of friends in this city
for the past week, has returned home.
Will is a pleasant young gentleman and
made many new friends while in town.
A. Klotz is back from the East.
The First M. E. Sunday School has a
~attendandance that it ever had before.
Isaac Luch is running a branch store in
WOodstleld at present.. in the interest OF
Blum Bros.
P. T. King left yesterday for New York
to purchase goods.
George Romack, G. q p. yard master, Is
recovering from an attack of rheumatism.
VIM. Cunningham is off on q business
trip for the foundry.
The Crystal Window Glass Works will
put fire in its furnace this week.
The vacant room Of George II. Muth Will
be occupied by a New York clotbier
The little town in Kansas in which a.
Wiley purchased real estate, is booming.
Vim. Schemp is agent here for the
Mahoning Accident Insurance Company.
The Ohio Valley foundry is turning out
some new patterns of work.
Rev. Mr.. Hoey will begin his pastoral
duties in the First NJ. Z. Church to-day.
The new confectionery and notion store
of NJ. j. Curran was open for business yes
terday.
1t seems TO be n settled fact that the
Bellaire Nail works will declare an annual
dividend rs usual.
Edward Cook will start u notion store on
Gravel Hill.
Miss Lille Fitton is slowly recovering
from an attack O~ftever.
The machinery of the old Benson ferry
boat is being transferred to a new boat.
Those who have bills against the city
are patiently waiting for Council to have n
meeting.
Almost all the residents at Quincy have
united with the NJ. +. Church at that
place since Rev. j. C. Smith began the re-
vival. The church had abouttwenty-seven
members three weeks ago, now 1t has
about seventy-twO enrolled.
j. w. Jones. of the Fifth ward, is laid
up with sickness.
James Fitton has put natural gas all
through his plumbing shops.
The river is closed here, but the ice is so
rough that there is no skating on it.
1t is said that an organization is forming
among the Il. & o. employees for the pur-
pose of getting the men to abstain from
drinking and swearing.
The Martins Ferry ''dinky" has large
numbers of passengers each way now.
The insurance company on Friday adj
iusted the loss by fire ut the Enterprise
Window Glass Works.
Miss Ida Nichols, of Mt. Pleasant, is
visiting friends in the First ward.
John ShuttlewOrth has been reelected
District Master Workman OF ID. A.. No.
1877.
The Glass City Building Association
will sell money at its next meeting.
4 young gentleman sent II beautiful
plush photograph album through the post
office as Il Christmas gift to a certain young
lady, but failed to put in his name. The
receiver would be much obliged if the
young gent would mail her his photo
graph.
The revival ut the \. NJ. +. Church CON
tinues. New members are added almost
every evening.
The st ClairSville accommodation has
put on an extra coach.
Miss Ada Sherman will complete her
work here to-day.
Communion service ut the First Prcshy-
terrain Church to-day.
1t is against the law to kill rabbits after
the LIST of January, hut they continue to
come in.
Presiding Elder Payne was in the city
yesterday.
Capt. ManSel fell and injured his hand
and is unable to work.
Mr.. Vandcgist, cutter ut the Union
Window Glass Works, was married last
Sunday TO u lady in Columbus.
Mrs. j. Il. White has been visiting her
parents ut Portsmouth Tor the past two
weeks.